New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
Mr.. NICOLL Still HESITlTING.
80 ClTIZENs' MOVEMENT STARTED YET.

WHAT THE REPUBLICANS MAY Do At TIE CoN-
vrNrION TOMORROW
when the Republican leaders held their caucus on
Saturday afternoon and al adjourned. there was
only ono question that could have been discussed
whether or not to ndorse DeLan' ey Neo candidate
for District A ttorney Because OF tic uncertainty
whether NJ. Nicoll would consent 10 he candidate,
caucus was adjourned riil Mon3ay eYernc. Nj
woa d not hesitate about running were II not jr
the fct that D.. has ch.yalrc "a
OF devotion to his chic, Di>rict-Auogney Mar
Tine ard fears that might be- The OF his defeat
IN other words If the United Democratic ticket ON winch
lr Nartne is candidate ot Judge %: Tie Court OF Cen
ctAl Session. should lie defeated II would be. he feels
largely duo the sentiment r.'t a-linst lt by no
failure ot the Dsmp,la lete.s 10 pI'e h.n a m NJ
nation. Ty running another ticket lie old 70 tls
extent all 10 Nr Mdltiac's defeat.
Ihls difficulty can 1e obyaiel b; also 10. .orsng VT
MARITIME and th, what lIvus la. and probably >oms
ou,.,l" organizations Will 80. There are many Reploli
cau- who tauk that thu would he wise tns tor tie
Eepu' lean Convention 80 nkewi-e. These matters
VIII he discussed fIg AZ Tie Republican caucus this
evening".
Iur oIrlIrN~ 5IoNININI HANGING TIRE.
VII Nicoi's lc'tancy has had the caect o. huAerins
tl progress ol the Cfneus movement wLca stared
eu -iturcay There doubt that there = widespread
sentiment IN favor Of Mr Ncor, nomination, aud q
majority OF the Republican leaders wouid favor in
d1ls.ug him. hut u is dou0uu! whether they wonld be
take apN one on tHc N!iit't
Nj Rausos friends also de>rou> that he shall %
u,ce on the Reruhhcan ticket. but OF ihis there IL
very little chance. Nr. N,ou alone has the power ot
choosing whether he VIII be placed on the Eepuolcan
tic,ct or not There a runOr last evening that
those who are forwarding the Culens movements
would hoh meeting tAs evening in either Ste.n"V
Hal! OF a. scilng Hail but j. doubtful whether ar
ranscments could be made for holding the meeting be-
fore tomorrow evening Il Will be definitely settled to-
DAY hcther the movement for NJ NirofS eaniiiacy
ard possibly for that OF Nr MARITIME, shall be carried FOR
ward to - successful concn'on
WILL Mr.. lorw ErN - ~ INprrrNDrNT'
The friends of Controller Loew ce thathc vas r3a;ed
m very shabby inauucr hy some Of those WHO had Fo
ua,ecr,d io all toward h, rcnomina'ion They would
Ike Eiu inc .ueI a. c1aa.'ic ioi IeAou4'@Aoa
on q citizens ticket.
For tho Offices that Niu un4uesu"nahiy be
Wst by Republicans thers are many good
nauos mentioned. bHt none seem 20 have been
finally settled upon hy majority ot the Kepuoncsn
le,Iers Elilu Roots name has been mentioned both for
surname Court judge and for surrogate. lie declared
positively on saturday evenin; that no nomination OF
am, kind had been offered him. aul that he would not
accept any. His professional practice Is mucA moro
congcnial than holding public oAc', AMI II denahded
all his time aud ener.e The most prominent names
mentioned for the supreme Court judge nominations arc
1,,o of Daniel g. Rollins Edward Mitchell. Theron -.
crr,.ts az. Judge Henry T. IIowa;d. Isaac Dayton
and nry Clinton Backus are brought forward anu ior
Judge OF the Court OF General Sessions Lous : Ooeoe
JUDGE GEDNEY PROBABLE NOMINEE
The friends OF civil Justice Frederick g. Gedney on the
West side are pressing him for the nomination Tor one oil
ths city Court Judsoshps ana he Will probably be nom
,nat.d Iudgs tiedney bas twice carried Democratic
Judiciary District and during his twelve years OF service
,, made hosts OF friends ali the city. He would
add strength the ticket wherever lie is known and II
elected would make An able and upright Judge Gran
yuls p. Hawes and John E. Brodsky are mentioned
a, candidate. for ono OF these judseships. The
friends of Alderman James T. Van Rensselaer, have
no doubt that he will receive the nomination ior
pre- side nj OF tho Board OfAdermen
For Controller the names Of John F Plummer Levi NJ
Rates and Controller Ioew ate mentioned All have
their supporters There is no question but that ME-
Plummsr AN have the nomination II he Will acceptit
lie said recently that he willing TO aid the Republican
cause by either money work but that elected Con-
troer would have TO absadsn his business interests
aud this he was not prepared 10 do Mr Bates has
any friends in the party and there are also many VINO
th X in cass Mr.. Plummers refusal 10 accept tho
nomination. Mr.. Loev should be indorsed, provided hs
Is willing to accept nomination from CitZeIs ofsaV
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